about 40 miles from the prison. those two escaped the clinton correctional facility back on june 6th. they are still searching for the other escapee david sweat. i'm chris may. guess case off tonight. a major developing story right now, he is out of here, ryne sandberg has resigned as phillies manager. beasley easies live at the ballpark, where phillies are set to take on the nationals in about an hour from now beasley. >> you know, ryne sandberg has this part in his decision, stepping down as phillies manager but as a organizational failure and more than anything on my part it is the players failure. they failed to make plays cole hamels, you have ryne howard, you have coal cole hamels supposed to strike people out getting ripped. these guys have killed two managers and now ryne sandberg it is tough on hall of famers. they say go turn a double play and when it is time to go get

a triple. these guys just can't do it. it is a story of failure here. sandberg talk about the fans in the way they supported him. in the last three years here in philadelphia, i have met some of the most passionate baseball fans on a daily basis, that always gave me encouragement, they loved their baseball team, abe that is something i will never forget. >> the teams fault on more than just a manager i'm hoping this is first of a lot of changes with the front office maybe. >> the phillies are just not that good right now and there needs to be a change. >> well, once again that is the big news here, at the ballpark ryne sandberg stepping down, pete mechanics will be the interest ram manager. at the ballpark aim beasley

reese now chris back to you. >> we will see where this franchise goes from here, thanks very much. phillies fans are talking on social media tonight. you too can join the conversation with us, on facebook and twitter and use the hash tag cbs-3 chat. still plenty of damage to clean up after powerful storms moved through our area back on tuesday. look at this, in philadelphia's frankford neighborhood a good example of is what still out there large trees down, power lines are down as well still making it impossible to get past this street. but by the time the sign of progress crews replayed road and power poles brought down in that storm. here are latest numbers ac electric is reporting about 64,000 outages right now peco has more than 12,000 customers, without power and pse and g said they are down to 300 tonight anddel marva down to 81. kate bilo is tracking our next storm. this one could bring heavy

rain. >> it is coming in time for the weekend unfortunately our summer saturday looks like a soaker in the afternoon and evening. lets go ahead and take a look at storm scan three on what turned out to be a nice friday evening, as you can see zooming up in the northern suburbs, give us a couple of showers, over portions of lehigh county and bucks county and crossing border in to new jersey mercer county a couple of spotty showers here and there. a bigger system is on her way toward us. warm front streak ago cross ohio indiana with heavy rain at the moment and that gets here tomorrow afternoon and evening. a flood watch has been issued, this goes into effect tomorrow afternoon that includes areas of philadelphia on west as this heavy rain comes through. couple scattered showers tonight, that is it. tomorrow morning we will have some cloud but by 10:00 a.m. you can see burlington and heavy rain mainly west of here around 2:00 p.m. everybody gets in on the action later tomorrow evening into tomorrow night and flood watches in effect across the region not only here in

philadelphia but extending right back into the midwest. coming up i'll tell you monther about how much rain we expect if we expect severe weather and get outside at all this weekend. for now back inside to you. >> we will see new just a moment, thanks very much. an arrest caught on cam why has septa officials rethinking their policies tonight and investigating one of their own. video which was posted on social media shows septa police converging on a man who did not pay his fare. man is holding a little girl and things if the contentious when a officer to hand cuff the man police chief tom nestle says pressure is on to stop fare jumpers but children should never be in harms way. >> the sergeant told me that the officer felt that if he walk away wow face disciplinary action. that is a failure on my part. i never want a child's safety to be jeopardized.

>> the suspect was charged with fare evasion disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. the child was not harmed and was safely returned to her mother. now to a land mark legal victory for gay rights movement today u.s. supreme court has decided the same sex couples have the constitutional right to marry and therefore, gay marriage is legal in all 50 states. the vote was five-four today justices say that the states cannot ban same sex marriage. decision came after several lower courts had overturn state bans on same sex marriage. president obama praised the historic ruling from the white house rose garden. >> this ruling will strength even all of our communities by offering all loving same sex couples the dignity of marriage across this great land. >> not everyone is celebrating the cream court's ruling, including the archdiocese of philadelphia archbishop chaput released a statement saying the mistakes of the

court changed nothing about the nature of men and women and the truth of god's word. well, for every ruling like this there are thousands of personal stories individual lives affect by the decisions. "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers spoke to one local couple for whom today's supreme court decision means quite a bit. >> reporter: damon tracie works at cbs-3, he is a friend collogue and at home he is a dad. he adopted eight month-old elainea clear blue eyes and all, just after she was born. >> to be able to witness someone learn grow, and it is just phenomenal. >> reporter: but today perhaps his most significant title is in his role as a husband. he married his long time partner brian last year in philadelphia, in the long after same sex marriage became legal in pennsylvania. >> prior to getting married i actually didn't think would it make a difference at all. we had been together seven years but i thought completely different. >> to be able to say you are

married, it solidifies things in a way that everyone universally understands. >> reporter: joy he and brian felt that day will be repeated, over and over again across the country in men and women, who not long ago that joy may have felt impossible because of where they lived 15-four vote later and things changed so fast both for those in relations already and for those discovering who they are. >> young people who have not even come out yet probably just feel safer knowing that there is something familiar in their future. >> reporter: it is a familiar future that awaits elainea her two dad clear liz in love with their little girl and when she's old enough to realize who her parents are day machine and brian are glad that day will come in a more inclusive society. >> just think 20 years from now she will think it is craze that i we were even a question. >> reporter: for now they will just focus on helping her learn to walk.

matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". stay with "eyewitness news" for continuing coverage of the historic same sex marriage ruling, today you can read high court's opinion on line at cbs philly.com. and much more reaction is coming up after this newscast, scott pelley and "cbs evening news" will have the latest from new york, that is at 6:30 tonight. a terror attack in france has ended with one person dead and at least two others injured tonight. up rest gators say a delivery man attacked a gas factory nearly on, using his car to ram oxygen tanks and ignite an explosion. man is suspected of decap taiting his boss, scrolling an arabic message on his head and place ago this head on a fence post, suspect has been arrested, three others are in custody, the plant belongs to air products, rather which is based in lehigh county. "eyewitness news" investigation sparking outrage, last night the iteam

exposed a suspect drunk driver led off the hook because he was a a cop. tonight police insider speaks exclusively our charlotte huffman about a cover up and how the whole thing may have cost a police chief his job. >> it is outrageous behavior for the political a cover up of a serious incident. >> reporter: this new jersey city police insider is talking about what unfolded on police dash cam in january 2014 in robbinsville mercer county when sergeant vincent orzo with the jersey city police force was stopped by a robbinsville officer and found to be highly intoxicated while operating a motor vehicle. >> you are so drunk right now you cannot even speak right. >> reporter: but orzo was never given a sobriety test, watch what happened instead. >> we will contact the supervisor in your department, to have that officer come over to our police department to give you a ride. this is beyond normal here we are extending a professional

courtesy. >> reporter: professional courtesy allowing him to wait for a ride back to new jersey city. no arrest, no charges the case closed. >> do professional courtesies happen often. >> yes, it happens all the time. >> reporter: sergeant orzo vice-president of the jersey city's police union never faced charges there either and is still on the force. >> the sergeant was not held accountable that day on the new jersey city end for obvious political reasons. >> reporter: ex-new jersey city police chief robert coan has filed a lawsuit begins jersey city saying he was removed from the police department largely because he wanted to launch an internal affairs investigation and prosecute who, accord together suit had past job related issues with intoxication including this one in 2003. that is him there caught on tape drinking on duty, with other jersey city officers.

>> reporter: what do you say to people who say this case is another example of why they have lost trust in police officers. >> i would say is there so many hard working professional honest, police officers out there and until we weed out this kind of corruption, those officers, are all we have. >> jersey city will not answer our question, sighting pending litigation, by the way as for those robbinsville officers mercer county prosecutors's office say their actions do not warrant a criminal investigation. charlotte huffman thanks very much. >> sure. >> race for president is about to get more crowded or at least it is expect to on the republican side, is there speculation new jersey governor chris christie could throw his hat in the ring. coming up what he a said today about a possible run. chris, tall ships festival is in full swing on the delaware river waterfront but one rubber duck or momma duck,

is net isably missing. i'm diana rocco with that story in awe few moments kate. >> thanks, diane a we are tracking heavy rain from the west, you can see right here over ohio and indiana right now and heading our waste and flood watch has been issued in anticipation of the storm i'll tell when that he flood watch goes into effect and what to expect when you you live com

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chris christie continues to dance around the question of whether he will launch a presidential bid. governor was in trenton where he signed a state budget he made veto to tax increases and added an additional 200 million-dollar in the state pension fund: when asked about his plans to run he tipped his hand add an announcement, an announcement could come next tuesday. we're not answering any questions. i'm here as governor to talk about state business. there will be time to talk about my political future next week. >> reports say that the governor would make that presidential announcement tuesday at his former high school in livingston essex county. delaware's first medical marijuana dispensary opened in

wilmington today. it comes more than four years after lawmakers and governor jack markell first legalized pot for medal use. officials say they are about 340 delaware residents who carry cards to allow them to purchase medical marijuana. kate bilo now joins us on a friday we're glad weekend is here but maybe not shaping up to be, ideal. >> not an ideal summer weekend but last weekend we have got lucky. it looked like storm would come, we have missed the worst of it. >> it was okay. >> this weekend we will be okay. tomorrow will not be great. sunday we may salvage a bit. we have a lot of rain to track for your saturday evening. if you have had any plans for saturday evening this time of the year, barbecues birthday parties, we may need to find an indoor location, especially west of philadelphia lets look at how the evening is shaping up, we will start off with a live shot here the atlantic city and people out walking around here this evening. you can sea gulls flying in atlantic county, nice shot

there and promenade in atlantic city, and it nice down the shore, nice in the city, nice every where this evening. unless up in lehigh county where we have had spotty hours this evening. everything is few and far between. this is what we need to worry about. warm front draped across portions of the midwest from ohio back toward chicago and you can see nasty storms to the south here as well, and thinks moving north and east as we head in the weekend. it will hit us had hard tomorrow evening. let's time it out. start off in the near term with temperatures quite nicely rebounding with the cool start to the day thanks to the cloud cover in place that looked like it would rain and then sun peaked out and now full sun. eighty-two at the a airport. seventy-nine wilmington. and cooler down the shore this evening. temperatures in the lower 70's. here's flood watch. anything shaded in red from philadelphia county right on west does in the include bucks county but does include montgomery co, lehigh county and new castle county delaware. nothing in new jersey so far.

that does not mean things cannot change as system evolves. stay with us, through tonight and through the day tomorrow as well for latest on this system. future weather shows we will start off saturday morning with cloud at 8:00 a.m. making a bagel run you are okay. notice heavier rain off to the west reading allentown lancaster, heavier rain may follow near dauphin county near state capitol there but then moves in our area right around 9:00 p.m. and steady showers and storms down the shore. this all lifts through overnight and then sunday morning a couple showers before we finally start to clear things out. i'm optimistic we will get sun back on sunday afternoon. future rain amounts heavier rain will stay off to the west where we see red shaded areas where 3 inches could fall n our area one to two with the heavier rain west of philadelphia in the flood watch zone. for your saturday evening poor drainage flooding is possible. river flooding, however is not expect to see the larger rivers okay with this event. overnight tonight just a stray shower 65 degrees.

worst of it is later tomorrow afternoon. you may make it through your morning the in the city and points east. it may be dry cloudy, cool. wind and rain picks up in the afternoon. we are looking at 74 for a high. you're witness weather seven day forecast and shore cast looks better through saturday. sunday showers in the morning and then we will clear it out. monday 38 with sun and warmer next week with the chance of the thunderstorm on tuesday. heading to the tall ships festival well, forecast not too bad especially for sunday, we will see if we can get that duck back in the water. let's head down to the tall ships festival our diana rocco live on the camden waterfront among the tall ships beautiful sight along the river, hi diana. >> reporter: hey, kate it has been a beautiful day. lots to do and families taking advantage of the food and the ride and the 13 tall ships that are on display however there has been a little hiccup. momma duck or rubber duck exhibit that everybody has been talking about has been

temporarily impaired. and that a lot of people down here disappointed. they have come a long way to see the duck. it turns out that the pontoon as she was riding in, as they did parade of ships took on water and they took her down to find out she has a few holes in her. they had to repair those holes which is a lengthy process. all is not lost. rocky the baby duckies still on display and his mother will join him after he has been repaired. they are hoping that happens sometime, by the even of the weekend. they are shooting for tomorrow and hoping it will be back to normal will by sunday. that bought full day that you mentioned here, rocky is still available for pictures and everybody is invited down. now the fire works scheduled for tomorrow night will actually go on sunday night instead but it is a great time today and people having a really good time down here so we are live in camden, alongside, the delaware river and "eyewitness news" will be right back.

ryne sandberg resigning late this afternoon as the skipper of the phillies. our beasley easies live with the reaction to the big news. beasley. >> thanks, chris. looking at the players they were business as usual grinning, throwing balls around so, you know, you got to feel like there was some disconnect between the manager and the players. ryne sandberg was here for parts of the three years. things did not go well. we expected that. they were picked to finish last in all of baseball. it is, suspicious situations that a hall of famer would quit but that is the situation, he steps down. taking over will be pete medicanin he got experience as

an interim manager. he talk about the shock of the moment. >> i'm still numb, i think the whole team is, everybody is surprised that it happened and as i know ryne he just woke up this morning and came to the conclusion that is the reason he did it. it is not a fun it is a somber day. >> all right. on a happier note we have jahlil okafor one of the best players in the draft if not the best. this is a true star. so they add another big man to the fold. here's sam hinkie on his new player. >> someone that can draw a double team and we don't see those a lot in our league. someone that can draw a double team is enormously useful. that is one of the things he can do. someone that can and has hand as good as his that can catch every ball thrown his way, that can do all sort of things in the post, that can be a pick and rel rel player that is hard to find. >> and as a side note first

place washington nationals are in town to take on the phillies. we have nhr draft to talk about later tonight. that is sports, i'm beasley reese, we have more news after this time

finally a rough end to the workweek for some, "eyewitness news" at neff associates in olde city where workers celebrated national take your dog to work day. that firm is one of several local companies that have an open door policy for their employees, fury friend. little dog hair lingering around here, everybody had their dogs in earlier. thank you for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on the cw philly and right back here on cbs-3 at 11:00. next up, i will have latest on the breaking news as police have have taken down one of those two escaped inmates after they spent ten days on

the run scott pelley reports tonight, from new york. >> pelley: history is written. the supreme court guarantees marriage for all. there's a rush for licenses in more than a dozen states where same-sex marriage had been illegal. also tonight, breaking news-- one escaped murderer has been shot dead. police are in hot pursuit of the other. and in words and song, the president praises the charleston pastor gunned down in his own church along with eight of his faithful. ♪ amazing grace ♪ ( applause ) ♪ how sweet the sound captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.